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Anthony Albanese's leading government pushes controversial tax changes, gaining support from the Greens, while reacting to Starmer's resignation.

9 reports, 9 independent Updated Sep 1
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Anthony Albanese's leading government pushes controversial tax changes, gaining support from the Greens, while reacting to Starmer's resignation.

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  1. Monique Ryan called out the Albanese government over tax policies and questioned Jason Clare regarding indexation.Sub-event
  2. Anthony Albanese and Katy Gallagher jointly stated the government's position on ongoing tax reforms.Sub-event
  3. Political figures discuss the fallout of Keir Starmer's departure, including AUKUS progress and leadership changes in the UK.Sub-event
  4. Government and parliament strike a deal to pass a tax overhaul.1 source
  5. Albanese is negotiating tax concessions with the Greens leader for budget passage.1 source
  6. Leading government pushes controversial tax changes, gaining support from the Greens, after Starmer's resignation.1 source
  7. Greens extend NDIS inquiry and confirm support for government tax changes.1 source
  8. Finance Minister scrutinizes government policy and tax costings, involving the Greens.1 source

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